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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
6
Richard Bentley urges frequent washing to preserve varnish and luster. Start with a top brushing then wash with tepid water and castile soap, dry with chamois, then clean interior leather with water ammonia mix, or cloth with salt and alcohol. Use hose over all body parts, rewash very dirty cars after 15 minutes, and avoid bar or soft soap on body above chassis.
Dale R. Van Horn of Lincoln Nebraska explains a thawing method used in a small garage where a large sheet iron shield covers the front of a car radiator. The furnace like heat melts ice quickly while the engine runs and the fan aids air flow. A saw charge applies unless the owner buys supplies, and two pipes brace the shield.
The article explains spark plug types used in engines, noting aviation influenced designs shift cars toward cooler plugs. A hot plug stays sufficiently heated to burn off fuel and oil deposits to prevent insulation shorting, while a cool plug runs cooler, helping prevent carbon buildup with higher compression.
Veteran trainer Keene Fitzpatrick argues that proper training makes football safe for well conditioned players. He cites early season scrimmages and pregame stints as primary danger points and urges rigid physical exams, especially for high school athletes, to prevent most fatal injuries.
The season summary notes few standout stars but strong sophomore groups across schools. Willis Glasgow led Iowa in rushing with 546 yards, follow by Oran Pape and Mayes McLain. Northwestern’s Walter Holmer exits, while Indiana’s Chuck Bennett seeks West Point. Gene Hose and Joe Kresky begin pro careers with Hammond, Indiana.
A collage of notes reports trades and achievements in 1929 sports. Evar Swanson sold to Cincinnati Reds and Johnnie Neun sent to Toledo. Bob Emstie named professor of umpiring. Johnny Bachman set a course record. Yale halfback Bruce Caldwell released by the Giants. Albert Smoke making a comeback in distance running. Frankie Genaro and family details teased.
Fred W. Hevde University of Minnesota football standout and frequent all western selections has been elected to receive a Rhodes scholarship.
A collection of wry observations on driving habits and road dangers. It notes a short crossing wait may spare future cemetery visits, compares vehicles to animals, and warns drivers to keep cars on the road through practice. It contrasts fearful pedestrians, armed police, and the risky world of motor accidents versus aviation.
At the annual meeting of the women's Metropolitan Golf Association of New York two new events were approved. A brother and sister tournament and a mother and son tournament will be added to the regular program to encourage younger players and grow the game.
A guidance note advises keeping car tools in the vehicle for ready repairs. It warns that missing a wrench or jack off the garage bench causes inconvenience and longer walks. It suggests extra road items like tire patches and light bulbs for extended trips.
The article notes Phil Ball from Scouting by Air, famed for aerial travel with the St. Louis Browns’ owner adopting air travel for a year, while Indianapolis club owner Jim Perry buys a cabin plane for business and scouting this coming summer. It also states Nile river farm lands exceed $1,000 per acre.
In a tale from the coal yards three patricians discuss how to divide twenty eight tons of coal equally among seven families. Their arithmetic seeks to prove the correct share per family, each offering different methods and finally agreeing on thirteen tons per family. A separate note follows about African American migrants seeking work in Birmingham, Alabama, and a clerk’s skeptical reaction to their laundry job offer.
The article traces eastern Asian civilization to about 2852 B C with the legendary ruler Fubst credited as organizer of society during a hunter gatherer era. It links early cultural stories to the beginnings of organized communities and traditional Chinese customs.
A woman leader in American Magazine warns that the more a husband demands of his wife the greater the risk he risks losing her. The piece urges respectful partnership and cautions against coercive control in marriage dynamics.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia to relieve sour stomach from overeating or smoking. It claims the product alkalinizes acid, sweetens the system, and can neutralize nicotine, endorsed by physicians and recommended for personal comfort.
During these days many children suffer headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels and catch cold easily. Mothers would value Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for their simple pleasant use and proven effectiveness. Save a night of worry by getting a package at your druggist today. Trial package sent Fred address Mother Gray Co. Le Roy New York.
Generous offer promotes Pastor Koenig Nervine, an old time remedy for nervousness epilepsy sleeplessness and related ailments. The Koenig Medicine Co plans to send a large sample to any reader who writes or mentions the local paper. Send a postal to 1045 North Wells Street Chicago Illinois and note the paper.
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